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The Brio friLuhd
Local Stews and CtasaificA
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Jeas Rodgers purchased a load of
fa D Morri* and wife came down
from Detroit Saturday and remain fine Hereford cattle in Portland last
week
ed until Monday.
Ellis Donovan and wife of Port
George Stoddard is back at his
desk at the Scio State Rank after a land spent Sunday at the C. M
Johnnie Densmoe has purchase-J ten days vacation.
i Donovan home. Mias Ina Donovan
anew Ford truck.
accompanied them home to remain
J F Ouoor is improving his prop
Mrs. F. T. Bilyeu was In Albany erty by laving a concrete walk the until after the Fourth.
on husineas Tuesday.
Mrs Baah ford and Mra. Force of
entire length of the north side.
of Mt. Ange' called on Mrs C. C
fan Mumper returned Monday
Antone Staeck, who haa been
Bilyeu Sunday. They were neigh
from a week's visit at Junction City
■ a >rklng at a sawmill near the coast,
bors in North Dakota when they
Will be shipping lambs Tuesday. ha* returned to his horns at Scio.
were young girls, but nad not seen
Call rw before selling. J L. R<>dg< r»
J. F. We«e)y and wife and daugh- wh other for several years.
Mrs. C. G Bilyeu visited Mrs.
ter», and Mr*. J. Melichar and Mrs
\ jr Wagner and wife came over
Lauren Bund, on route 1. yesterday.
I. V. McAdoo were in Salem Friday. p„m Dalia* Sunday and returned
E L. Daley of Medford nfient
I
! ! .........f Albany spent Sun-
n,orn'n«
len .
Tui lay night with his br 41 r,
Vaughn,
who
has
lieen
visaing
his
lay in Scio und left on the early
Fred
aunt,
Mr*.
George
Rodger*,
for
the
train Monday for Portland to stay
past two weeks, returned with them
J. W. Dart came over from \\ > l- > several davi.
burn I uesday night to attend K. of
Mrs. Lester Bilyeu of Cut Bank,
A fir.» I al»y boy was born Tues
P. I < lge.
Montana,
is visiting at the Georg«
day. Julv 1. 1924, to Mr. and Mrs.
Je»s Rodgers and wife and Mrs A. C. Vernon. Mother and bal>e Bilyeu home. She says it wa» rain-:
Ing when she left home on June ten
George Cutaforth visited rvlaliv- » are doing well.
th, and a letter from Mr. Bilyeu of I
in !/■ anon Monday.
Mrs. J. Milchar of Hutchinaon, recent date savs It it still* raining
Oscar Lindley and family and N|i
Minnesota, who haa been visiting
Mrs. R L. Hixson. Mrs. J. S.
M E. Scull and daughter. Brer.da. her father, John Kouba, left Satur-
Stieha.
and the Miaw-s Leta ard
spent Sunday al Cascadia
urday for her home
Mildred Couey.
Vella Brenoer.
Waller Bilyeu and Lyle Fickim
Riley Shelton road I k > m In this Dorris Weddle and famme Suther
came up from Kalama. Tu< -i t section, and Ralph Donovan have
land enjoyed a picnic and wrmnic
night to attend the meeting of the finished their work on th. Leffler ri>agt gl
Gap
Monday I
K. of P. lodge.
r->ad in district No. 15.
evening.
Mrs. Marian Arnold of Ltbarn i>
C. <’. Bilyeu and wife and Mias
The dance at Jornan last Wednes-
and Mrs. George Cutaforlh of R m J- Myrtle Hollis drove to Dallas last ‘
day night was well atlerxi*«! and a
die visited al the George Rodger» Wednesday to visit A. E Wagner
good time is reported by those in
and wife. Mias Myrtle remained
home last week.
attendance There were rood croud*
until Sunday.
from Scio and Stayton. The floor
Mrs. Fannie Lindley and little
Postmaster
Slicha
has
received
in the hall al Jordan w one of the
daughter. Evelyn, and Mrs. M. I..
application
blanks
for
the
soldiers'
farst in thia section,
Scott and daughter. Brenda, were
bonua.
Those
entitled
to
receive
’
shopping in Salem Friday.
Charles. the small son of Mr. and
the bonus should call al the post I
Mrs. Fred Mumper, ran a sliver in
Mat Saturday while cranking i offiic for the blanks.
his
right foot last Friday evening.
car at the Kirk-Poiiock garave in
Mrs. Charles Thornton of Junction On Monday the parents feared that
Albany. Nolan Parrish had the mi«
City and Mr. ami Mrs. C. 0. Cham- blood poison had developed. and Mr
fortune to break his arm.
iM-rs of Loo Angeles. Calif., visited Mumper took him to Salem to sec a
The Scio baseball team played at their daughter and sister, Mrs. Fred doctor
lie is Improving at this
Jefferson last Sunday, and with *<v- Mumper, on Wednesnaii and Thura- time,
end substitute players were able to day of last week.
defeat Jefferson by a score of 11 to 2.
Frank iiinousand wife of Chicago,
Myron Daley and aiilir Mrs.Fred who have been vtailing at the J. F.
Reynolds, of Portland spent Sunday Patrny home, left Saturday for
The» will spend home
with their mother. Mrs. E J. Daley, their home
who returned to Portland with tb.-m time in California and the southern ,
for a longer visit.
states while enroute.
Bring Your Job
Printing to I ribune
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By T. T. MAXEY
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I »14. WtMfTI MtwapapH t«kMI >
THE SOO CANALS
The Aatnt Mary's river connects
Lake Supertor with Lak* Huron
Nature siuddvd this river with rwk
and |x«se«Ml It with a rapids which
falls twenty feet In three-quarters of
a mil*. This made th* movstncai of
th* rars-o-* of furs and tner- haadlae,
which carue iln«n through the lake«
In th* early day a. well nigh Impes-
aible.
Ai-eordlnsly. In I KIM, the work of
building Dull which Is said to have
been the first ship canal within the
borders of th<-*e t'nlled States w as be
gun This canal was h.fl’S feet long
and its locks permitted th* passage of
veaaela drawing twelve feet of water
As thia nation developed more and
greater cargoes resulted, and lite
cans! and Ire ka had to b* enlarged.
Tl>* commerce of the Orest I-a tea
continued to grow by leaps and
bound* Th* preaent serlea of canals
and locks, completed In I1H4, c<>«t
a*» oral million* of dollars. New ves
sels drawing some 24 feet of water
can be accommodated. The largest
lock la 13SO feet long. Five *hi|i* can
be handled at one locking As many
aa 12ft vessels have passed throtjgb tn
a single day Although the hulk <>f the
traffic m>>ves through the canals on
th- A'nerlran aid*, there la al»> s
lai ve ■ anal on th* Canadian side.
sue seas<ni of navigation varies sc-
«-utdlng to th* «eat her. Uen»rnlly
vpcaklng the canals o|»*n tn April and
close In 1*eceml>er The tremendous
volume of traffic which passes through
tn a single season Is astounding
The report of the t'nlted State*
canal office at Haul! Stic. Marie for
1P22 sb«««« that an average nf 0!»
vessels par day or 17'1*41 passed
through the canals during that j-erlod
These vrwwls carried 117.043 |ms«<n
gers and flfl.<»t7.2M ton* <>f freight,
the valne nf which waa estimated to
I«- almost one billion dollars
The east hound traffic Included In
rmind numbers 21U, i «*M»«. i fee! of
lumber; 4.«HD.®W barrels of flour;
TJflS.rmn.WM) bushels of wheat ; IOS.«*»),-
«MM1 bushels of other grain«: R7.'Wl
tons of copper; 42.000.ouo tons of Iron
ore and 2fi2.'*O ton* of general mer
chandise The chief Items Which made
up th* west bound traffic ln<-ht<!e<l us
ing round numbers again. A.7MV non
tons of soft and 1kW.t<M> ions of hard
coal; W.taal ton* of manufactured Iron
and steel products: A3.<kMt tons of
■alt; ladOt»' Ions of oil; «30,000 ton«
of stone, sand and gravel and 112.1«**
tons of general merchandise
rbv- Sunday «rhool gathering at
Water!» ■ Sunday wa* well attended
and * rood and well spent day is re-
ip >rlrd by those going from Scio.
Among lh<-*e in attendance from
Scio were F.. D. Myers and family
and Mr» Riley Shelton. E. C. Sbel-
1 n and wife and Mrs Almina Pome-
r y a*.J Mr* J. N Weddle. Mrs.
W m Brenner Mrs. J. S Stieha Miaa-
*• Vella Brenner and Dorria Weddle
i
H N Abbott and
wife ami Mr* J. H. Yates. S. Phil
ippi and family, and J. H. Couey
I ml family.
Baptist Church News
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Meeting Wei! Attended
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THINGS
UNUSUAL
,.l
Attended Banquet
W. A. Ewing and E D. Myers at-
t< did the banquet at the Albany
hotel last Frida. night which was
g v.i. ii i>. i. r of I), p. Coshow. Jef-
fer n .Myers «nd .Milton A. Miller,
three ■->! I.inn County’s native sons
wl><> are candidates for state offices.
A number <>f the prominent men
of the state, among whom were
Governor W alter M Pierce. Senator
Fred F ik f Eagene. Victor P. Mor«
ri- ot i malln. Dr. C J. Smith of
P rliind. S natur 8. M. Garland of
Lei anon and others were present
and addre -ed the gathering.
YES' we have "500" Score cards
2c each. At the Tribune Office.
Subscribe now. 11.75 t>er year.
F<»r Sa'--
A six octave organ.
See it at Ben Thayer's residence.
A .tiled
Wo-’d cutters for hard
w 1
Price <2 5n per cord See
F 1 l'hai) r Scio, Oreg.
47-p
For Sale
i'ne full blood Poland
China
*■ and eight pigs. See
F F . Kr< -t, Scio. Ore , route 4 tf
For Sale
One and two-quart fruit
jai -
Pasture for rent. See Mrs
C C lhiyeu at the confectionery"
For Sate Six Duroc pigs, 2i months
old
Sc'i reasonable if taken at
once.
w
I ’. \Vt--t< nhoiise. Scio. Ore. 47-p
Farm I an*
Money at
with
prepayment
I r vi < i> . - after first year. Wm.
Bam. Albany Ore.
43-c
Heavv planer. 6 by 20,
W anted
either three or four sides
Must
Linn County Baptists ai l cele
I m » cheap f«r cash. See Hrudka
brate the Fourth of July at Browns
Lumber Co., Scio. Ore. 46-3t-e
ville. The program will liegin at
McCormick binder. In
10 a. m. There will lie a number For Sale
g ■ I running order. 7-foot cut,
of prominent speakers, the main ad
Pri.-t- >75 for quick »ale. See A.
dress to l>e given by a speaker from
E We»tenhouM, Scio, Oro. 46-c
Portland. A basket dinner at noon
with free coffee will be a feature of Found Tail light and hangers for
spare tire. Owner can have »«me
the day with a baseball game be
ii g at 'he Tribune office,
tween the preachers and laymen, ra
proving property and paying for
ces. volley ball, swimming and other
this ad. 4
sports. Those who attend are ask
Ary girl in trouble may communl-
ed to decorate their cars with the
of the Sal-
cate with Ensign
national colors.
vation Army at the White Shield
Home, .» > Mayfair Ave., Port
land. Oregon.
Regular preaching services at the
The Fed-
and .Money t<> 1 an at
cru Jaind Hank of Spokane.Wash.,
will make b ans through the Forks
of the Santiam National Farm
Bible Study and prayer meeting
I. an Ar- «elation in amounts from
JI 1
v ' i,l "l), for a period of
every Friday night at 7:30.
it- li \<ar*, on first rnorgage
, .
IV, H McLain,
William T. Templeton Dies
S--
fr<
, route 2. Scio, Oregon,
fulv 17-p.
William T. Templeton wa* found
dead in his car at about 7:3U o'clock
Friday morning at the side of the i
Baptist church every second
fourth Sunday.
I
road about two miles west of llrownn- j
ville. Partie* who came along soon
after death occured say that he
must have died from heart failure, i
The car had rolled off the road into
the ditch half throwing the body out
of the car.
Relatives of Mr, Templeton «aid
that he had been suffering from
leakage of the heart for atmut three
years, and lhat he had been warned
against driving alone. He is *ur-
vived by his wife and father
mother.
Intrrrwtmr.
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